LabVIEW Based COntinous Monitoring of Separately Excited DC Motor

Abstract

In this day and age the applications of electrical machines are diverse and overall quite advantageous to our current way of life. For this purpose we have to make sure that the machines themselves are operating properly and are well maintained. In this paper two LabVIEW models have been presented which carry out continuous monitoring of both the single-phase induction motor and the separately excited dc motor. Also their real time performance characteristics are analyzed to detect faults. Using Data Acquisition System (DAQ) this is achieved and LabVIEW version 2017 has been used.

Keywords

• LabVIEW,DAQ System,DC Motor

LabVIEW based Continuous Monitoring of Separately Excited DC Motor

Abstract

In this day and age the applications of electrical machines are diverse and overall quite advantageous to our current way of life. For this purpose we have to make sure that the machines themselves are operating properly and are well maintained. In this paper two LabVIEW models have been presented which carry out continuous monitoring of both the single-phase induction motor and the separately excited dc motor. Also their real time performance characteristics are analyzed to detect faults. Using Data Acquisition System (DAQ) this is achieved and LabVIEW version 2017 has been used.

Keywords

• LabVIEW,DAQ System,DC Motor

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